Free Pattern: The Variable Cowl

Sorry, this pattern has been moved (and updated), you can find it here. Also don’t forget to follow my Free Crochet Patterns board on Pinterest to keep up to date with all my latest free paterns.

by Tracey on October 29, 2013 • Permalink

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Tagged British_wool, Christmas_Gift_Inspiration, crochet_cowl, Erika_Knight, free_crochet_patterns

Posted by Tracey on October 29, 2013

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ukcrochetpatterns
/ October 29, 2013

Reblogged this on UK Crochet Patterns.

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Ali
/ October 29, 2013

What a great idea Tracey – great minds – for a Christmas gift I’m hooking what I think will be a cowl but might be a scarf depending on the length I can get from my ball…and I’m using dcblo! Love the adjustablitiy of your design. The yarn looks really soft and yummy too!
Ali xx

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craftysorcha
/ October 29, 2013

Great idea, and I picked up some wooden buttons a few years ago at a car boot sale that I can finally use!

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Tracey
/ October 29, 2013

I have particular fondness for wooden buttons x

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Tracey
/ October 29, 2013

Thanks Ali, can’t wait to see what you make x

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AmandaMcBrady
/ October 29, 2013

really pretty. I just got some alpaca blend in the mail and have no idea what to do with it. this may be the ticket.

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Tracey
/ October 29, 2013

The beauty of this design is that you can alter it to suit your yarn, just change the initial chain length if needed and use a hook size suitable for your yarn. I’d love to see the results if you have ago. T x

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